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Adobe® Flash® Media Server 3 Adobe® Media Server 5 Release Notes Welcome to the Adobe® Media Server 5 release! This document contains late-breaking product information and updates concerning this release. Minimum system requirements What's new in this release Important Changes in this release Issues fixed in this release Known Issues Install your software Uninstall your software Other resources Minimum system requirements The Adobe Flash Media Server 5 system requirements are: Supported operating systems • Linux CentOS 5.8 64 bit Hardware requirements • 3.2GHz Intel® Pentium® 4 processor (dual Intel Xeon® or faster recommended) • 64-bit operating systems: 4GB of RAM (8GB recommended) • 1Gb Ethernet card recommended (multiple network cards and 10Gb also supported) What's new in this release Adobe Media Server is available in following configurations • Adobe Media Server Starter (formerly Adobe Flash Media Development Server) • Adobe Media Server Standard (formerly Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server) • Adobe Media Server Professional (formerly Adobe Flash Media Interactive Server) • Adobe Media Server Extended (formerly Adobe Flash Media Enterprise Server) • Adobe Media Gateway is a bundled software available with your license New Content Protection options for HLS streaming to native Apple iOS applications Content protection and Digital Rights Management (DRM) workflows for streaming to both Flash using HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) and native Apple IOS applications using HTTP Live Streaming (HLS). With this feature Adobe Media Server can dynamically segment, encrypt and deliver standard MP4 assets using the HLS format with Adobe Access DRM policies on native Apple IOS applications (using the free Adobe Access Objective C library for Apple IOS). For more details on this feature, please refer to online documentation. Adobe Media Server 5 can also support content protection of HLS video streams using Adobe Access protection without requiring a separate license server. This unique functionality already available for HDS format enables ultimate scalability and cost management. Details on PHLS and PHDS features are available as part of Adobe Media Server online documentation. Just in Time content protection enhancements Adobe Media Server 5 enables real time packaging and encryption of your media for HTTP delivery to both Adobe Flash and Apple HLS file formats. This means that your single live source publishing need not be duplicated to serve Adobe Flash & Apple HLS formats, which significantly reduces your storage and stream management requirements. Using dynamic and real time encryption, Adobe Media Server 5 can prepare and encrypt a single live source of F4F recording and deliver the encrypted segments over HTTP to both HDS (Flash) and HLS (Apple iOS). HLS Offline Segmenter A new HLS offline segmenter utility converts MP4 video files into the HLS file format and M3u8 manifest for http streaming to devices that support HLS such as the Apple iPad. When used with Adobe Access, the HLS packager can encrypt the HLS file for playback in native IOS applications using the Adobe Access iOS client SDK. Important Changes in this release Adobe Media Server 5 has introduced a few important branding and configuration-level changes. We recommend all users to go through below list of changes and prepare their environment accordingly. • Executable name changes Below is list of executable which has undergone name changes . fmsmaster is renamed to amsmaster . fmsadmin is renamed to amsadmin . fmscore is renamed to amscore . fmsedge is renamed to amsedge • Installer Scripts name changes Below is list of Installer Scripts which has undergone name changes . fmsmgr is renamed to amsmgr . installFMS is renamed to installAMS . uninstallFMS is renamed to uninstallAMS • Tools name changes Below is list of Tools which has undergone name changes . fmscheck is renamed to amscheck . fms_adminConsole.swf is renamed to ams_adminConsole.swf • Service name changes Below is list of services which has undergone name changes . fmsadmin is renamed to amsadmin . fms is renamed to ams • Configuration files name changes o fms.ini is now renamed to ams.ini • Other important changes o Default installed directory on Linux is now /opt/adobe/ams o Default User name is changed from “fms” to “ams” o Registered Services reference location on Linux is changed from “/etc/adobe/fms/services” to “/etc/adobe/ams/services” Issues fixed in this release 3165076 Some valid license keys were not being recognized with Windows version of AMS. 3157234 In the livepkgr application, republishing of a stream fails if the stream starts with 0 timestamp. We have introduced new configuration named AdjustForRecordingRollover to take care of such scenario. When enabled along with AssumeAbsoluteTime, the server will assume that incoming live streams will always maintain the timestamps based on an absolute clock across server and stream restarts. By default AdjustForRecordingRollover is true but set to false in livepkgr application. As consequence of this setting, the default livepkgr application will append to an existing stream on republish. 3146826 Recording from Flash Player from MAC machine results in corrupted FLV. 3126588 iOS 5.0: Sample page flickers and disappears leaving just "Get Adobe Flash Player" button. 3118394 Incorrect duration is written for a partial TS in the m3u8, formed at the start of the recording. 3113419 Currently when you present a URL in OSMF as X and server send a redirect as Y in response. OSMF player constructs the bootstrap/drm/fragments uri by resolving the relative base url with X and not Y. This creates playback issue when user is using FMS 4.5 redirect functionality for redirecting older style HDS Playback Request URI to newer style. Though this is a player issue in 5.0 we are providing workaround so that user is not affected by this OSMF bug(http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FM-1558) 3109854 When incoming key frame interval matches the disk cleanup interval exactly, disk management may fail to cleanup. 3097945 FMS HDS recordings would fail if repeat/backward timestamps were encountered in an RTMP publish. Now they are disregarded with a warning. 3089129 application.clearStreams() does not clear f4f streams. 3074802 [Windows only] When one enables PRTMP with SWFv via SSAS, the Whitelist folder is wrongly mapped to the default folder irrespective of the folder mentioned in the SSAS 3064933 Extra audio sample descriptors led to small audio pops on encoded HDS content. 3056883 When a user attempts to stream a pre-encrypted file through PRTMP, it resulted in assert failures. Now it will log a debug message. 3056110 HLS streaming module dropping segments in case of compacted bootstrap table. 3048722 Errors in core log while republishing into livepkgr from FP publisher with SS & NellMoser/Speex codecs. 3019603 NetStream object cannot be used to play a different stream when PRTMP is enabled. If a NetStream is used to play a single stream, and is reused to play a different stream later, the second play will fail. To work around this problem, a new NetStream object can be created for each stream play instead of reusing the same NetStream for multiple streams. We have also confimed that playing multiple streams on the same NetStream with client side playlist still works as expected. 2963728 AMS crashes when some incorrect certificates are given for encryption parameters 2947283 The releaseStream() function in livepkgr app is called without sanitizing the stream name argument. 2939847 Some MPEG4 files with wrong size for mdat box were not playing. Now this causes a warning but the file still plays. 2930714 There needs to be functionality to remove recorded content once application unloads if a user chooses to do so. 2908311 VOD sample validation constraints of url are modified so that they don’t fail depended on query parameters. Known Issues The following are known issues in this release: 3060434 Letting RTMPT traffic proxying through Apache reduces the quality of service for RTMPT connections. 3052723 As of 4.5.2 release, RTMPT can be tunneled through Apache listening on port 80. This is to allow both RTMPT as well as HDS to work over port 80. As a result, it means that RTMP[e] connections on port 80 would fail to connect. This may affect Edge/Origin environments where clients connect to the Edge server over RTMPT on port 80. The Edge server would try to connect to the Origin on the same port. However, the protocol between Edge and Origin is RTMP (or RTMPS), and hence would fail to connect. To avoid this, you could do one of the following: 1. Configure the Origin to have FMS listen on 80; this means that you cannot run both RTMPT and HDS over port 80. 2. Configure <RouteEntry>*:80;*:1935</RouteEntry> in the Edge server’s Vhost.xml to remap connections to 80, to 1935 instead. 3. Rewrite the Edge client connection url to replace port 80 with 1935 so that the Edge will attempt to use 1935 instead of the port the client connected on. 2944919 When doing HDS and HLS live streaming, if audio or video is received after the first fragment has been created can lead to a "Track not found" error that results in a recording error. To ensure this does not happen, audio and video should start at the same time. 2873133 Calling NetStream.send() immediately after receiving NetStream.Publish.Start status message may intermittently fail due to a race condition when initializing the Stream object in server-side ActionScript on the receiving server. 2674905 In an n-tier deployment where multiple live streams with different bitrates are being multi-point published from the ingest node to a downstream node, (and synchronized keyframes as required for seamless switching when dynamic streaming), if the streams are being recorded at the downstream node with the intention of utilizing them as DVR streams, the value of "AssumeAbsoluteTime" configuration in application.xml should be set to "true" for the application at the downstream node where the recording is taking place.
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